New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
ANOTHER FRENCH CABINET
u rlGARD SUCCEEDS IN ORGANIZING A
MINISTRY.

r1crpr TWO ARE MsMBxRs OF THE CHAMBER
or pxpUrIns-RARMoNY PREvAILs-THE
NEW PRESIDENTS MESSAGE READ
SKETCH or THE PREMIER.
paris. Dec I'm Tirard. yielding TO Presi.
asnt Carnot's appeals, has organized Ministry.
The journal Offciel7 tomorrow will publish the
I,.t Of the new Cabinet us follows:
n T,K,np- Prcsidsnt Of The conneii Minister Of Fl
M F,LIIEREs- Minister Of Justice
n rIor ruENs--At,lser " Foreign GafrS,
e. sAsHIKS-An.ster ortte Interior
r. D4uTErsNy;-1M Minister Of co%msres
LSgHsnhl1,siss IS gMn71Msise; S Of fisf Mans Works.
q V;ErrE-Miniser Of Ioriculfure
n FAYE-Minisier OF Public Instructions
GENERAL LoGERoT-MntSer Of Var.
NM. 1Yrard, Faleres. Fave. de Mehy Loubet
and pautresme belong to the Union of the Left.
and Mn Serrien and Niette belong to the more
advanced group. NJ Flourens ana General Logerot
are not members of the Chamber of Deputies.
The new Cabinet held meeting at the Elysee
Pa ace this evening, when President Carnot read
his message 10 Parliament The message is long
and refers TO political questions pointing out the
rath which the President would like to see Parla-
ment enter. After reminding the members of the
Chambers that his election was due TO tie spirit
Of Cancellation produced among the members or
the Congress. he expresses the hone that the same
sentiment will continue TO prevail in both houses
lhc piS>i-t TtiutlNs 10 TIdiiCt i'ItlEu pViNS -
couched in the most pacific terms.
The Cabinets reilly 10 the message will declare
that the Governments desire is 10 begin the eX-
hibtion year with peace abroad and concord at
home and will demand as a question of confidence
three provisional credits.
The Cabinet is Moderate Republican body
NJ Iirard is opposed to the autonomy of Paris
and to the separation of Church and State.
The new Premier. Pierre Emmanuel Tirard. is native
o. Geneva. though OF French parenJagc He was born
sep,cnber 27, 1927 educated at the University Of
Geneva went to Paris in lsi7 entered the Department
., Roads and Bridges and had attained the rank Of chief
Ea bureau when in 1851 he resigned and became the
head of an important mercantile firm dealing in iewery
He first figured conspicuousy in politics at the general
Elections OF $50 ardent opponent OF the candidacy
Emile Olivier On the 4th OF September. 1870, he was
,ne OF the Mayors OF reimbursement appointed by the
government of national defsxce and was confirmed In
that post by the elections of November 5. Chosen
Deputy Paris February 1871 he took his place at
the Extreme Left
At the outbreak OF the Communist insurrecton March
IS ISL he his post at the MayorsY Of the Sec
end reimbursement and atesped al the same time 10
organize resistance TO the Csnmnne ana 10 hrng ABOUT
reconciliation betweeR the Central Committee ana tne
Government at Versailles With his colleagues III the
Mavoray and tie Assembly he signed the call for mu
niclpa eectsns he held on March 26 and was then
chosen a member Of the Commuse but Immediately re-
signed protesting the revolutionary actions OF
that body, and prsceetcd 10 Versailles
He was a member Of several important commissions
nomcxl questions In July. lo72. he mad pioooless
due with one of the Bonapast Journal IL Gduo,s tne
1876, he elected for the First ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
Paris at the second ballot over the Marquis de PlGuc
ed at the election Of October H. 1877. He has been
member of several Cabinets.